Adultery Nalini and The Unseen Virus

[tweeny_fory]

"Ma'am," Anbu's voice was sudden, cutting through the tension. She turned to look at him, his hand outstretched, blocking Teja's approach. "Let's stick to the protocol," he said firmly. "The thermometer goes under the arm."

Nalini's eyes darted between them, the confusion and fear momentarily forgotten. She complied, lifting her arm and allowing Teja to place the thermometer against her skin. The coolness was a shock, sending goosebumps across her flesh. She watched as he held the device, his eyes never leaving hers, his thumb brushing against her wrist, feeling her pulse.


Anbu's hand was firm on her arm, his grip reassuring. "Ma'am," he said, his voice low and calm, "we must ensure that we follow the strictest protocols. Oral temperatures are no longer safe." His words were a gentle reminder of the world outside, a world that had shifted on its axis, leaving them all to adapt to the new reality.

Nalini nodded, her eyes on the thermometer in Teja's hand. She knew he was right; the virus didn't care about modesty or comfort. It was a silent predator that could be anywhere, on anyone.

"Okay," she murmured, lifting her arm slightly to offer the soft underbelly of it. Her heart hammered in her chest as Teja stepped closer, his hand reaching out.

Nalini felt the fabric of her nightie stretch as he gently placed the thermometer under her arm, his gloved fingers brushing against her bare skin. The sensation sent a shiver down her spine, and she couldn't help but feel a blush creep up her neck. She had never been so acutely aware of the intimacy of a medical procedure, especially not with two strange men in her home.

Teja's eyes remained focused on the thermometer, the seconds ticking by as he waited for the digital display to give them a reading. His proximity was intoxicating, the faint scent of his cologne mixing with the sterile smell of the latex. Anbu's hand on her arm was a steady presence, a silent reminder that she was not alone in this ordeal.


The room grew warmer, the air thick with anticipation. Teja's thumb brushed against her skin, sending a shiver through her body. She felt the fabric of her nightie cling to her as she held her breath, waiting for the test to be completed. But as the seconds turned into a minute, she realized the temperature was not rising on the display.

"Ma'am, it seems the thermometer is not able to read your temperature", teju said removing teh thermometer from her underarm and shaking it. Anbu mentioned this is the case with these mercury thermometers. The procedure to use is different. As you have inserted through the nighty into the arm pit, the cloth is hindering the reading and thermometer is not able to get in contact with the skin.

Nalini felt a sudden rush of panic, "But what do we do now?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper.

Teja looked up at her, his eyes filled with a strange mix of anxity and something else she couldn't quite place. "Ma'am, in the hospital, we usually ask the patient to remove their top for a more accurate reading," he explained, his voice low and smooth.